Monday, October 31, 2016

Luncheon Lite (31 Oct 2016)

Monday, 31 October 2016

Not all the fireworks at Jay Will Stadium Friday night were provided by the teams on the field, but Shemar Savage did provide a few for the Braves.
NSBCART  


There was a pretty sparse gathering on Monday for the Northern Santa Barbara County Athletic Round Table. The weekly convocation held at Giavanni's Pizza and Pasta in Orcutt, still had good pizza, better bread, and some top-notch athletes. 



Athletes of the Week

                                                     
Male Athlete of the Week
Shemar Savage, Lompoc HS, Football 


Returned the opening kickoff 77 yards for a touchdown, as Lompoc won a share of the LPL title by defeating St Joseph 27-3 Friday night. As a WR on offense he provided a deep threat for the Braves to loosen up a packed in Knight defense. He and QB Kam Davis narrowly missed completing several deep throws, though they did connect on a pair of short passes. 

Shemar also had a stellar game at CB. He provided excellent coverage of opposing receivers, made 8 solo tackles, and did very well at maintaining leverage to prevent runners from getting outside. He has been an integral part of a Brave defense that last allowed a TD on September 2nd.


Female Athlete of the Week

Mary Kavaloski, Santa Ynez VUHS, Girls Tennis

[Was not able to attend the Luncheon]



Earned her third Los Padres League Tournament Singles Championship on Saturday by defeating defeating top seed Mili Proft (Templeton) 6-2, 6-3 at the Santa Maria Country Club. The Pirate senior, who also won the title in her Freshman and Junior years, was the #2 seed after having stumbled a few times this seaon. She did not compete in the tourney her sophomore year due to injury.Presenters and Honorees 
Master of Ceremonies: Charles Sommer, KTNK


Roundtable President Joni Grey took the to the mic to praise the work of emcee Charles Sommer, and to thank the football squads at Righetti and Lompoc for their participation in a program to have uniformed athletes visit local elementary school. The program which encourages athletic participation was deemed to be a success, and apparently fun was had by all involved. 

It even affected her trip to the grocery store. "People were stopping and saying - 'Oh, Joni, it was so wonderful. Our kids loved it! They got to actually see real football players!' You would have thought the Los Angeles Rams or somebody showed up. So thank you!."

Sommer later amended that to the Oakland Raiders, since 'they're playing a little bit better" than the Rams. 

Righetti

Football  
Head Coach: Ed Herrmann


Coach Herrmann acknowledged the plaudits from Joni and related that he started the outreach program at ERHS 4 years ago based on "something that I was involved with as a player back in Pennsylvania.", noting - "It's just a good, positive thing for us to be involved in."

The Warriors concluded PAC-8 League play last week, closing out a rough 3 game stretch of Paso Robles, Arroyo Grande, and Atascadero. Against the Greyhounds, "We got into a hole early, but we showed a little grit and a little character, and kinda kept after it, and we outscored them in the second half - 20 to 6. They didn't sub a whole lot, we just kinda flipped the script, got some onside kicks, and got some nice plays going. It was a good way to end that murderers row, score some points, and make some positive things happen." 



Bakke (Standing),
Artopoeus (White shirt), Leon (in cap)
He then provided "a little look into our future" by introducing -  

Nathan Bakke (Jr) OL/DL

"So, Nathan, offensive and defensive line, hardly misses a snap. It's tough to get him off the field. He's just kind of a worker for us, and we expect big things from him."

Julian Leon (Jr) WR/DB
"Julian is a wide receiver/defensive back for us. He leads our team in receptions. Another worker, just kinda head down, mouth shut, straight ahead, real intelligent football player. He's been a real pleasure for us to have this year."

Chase Artopoeus (So) QB

As a sophomore on varsity the staff have brought him along slowly, but the other night they decided to give him a shot. He responded coming off the bench. "He ran for a touchdown, threw a touchdown, and he got a couple of those drives started for us. We're looking for some really big things from Chase next year."

Righetti concludes their season this Friday with 'The Battle of the Helmet' against cross-town rival Pioneer Valley. "We look forward to the challenge, and hopefully we can finish on a high note."


St. Joseph

Director of Athletics: Tom Mott

Football 

Tullos, Morris
Coach Mott introduced two players from the defensive side of the ball - 

Christian Tullos (Sr) 
Christian comes from an Air Force family - they just moved out here this year from back in Virginia - and he's done a great job on the defensive line for us. Just a no nonsense guy, 4.0 GPA, just a great addition to our school."

Zach Morris (Jr) 
"Zack's a junior, plays linebacker for us. Had a solid game against Lompoc on Friday, and has just done a good job. He also plays baseball and soccer."

He finished with a few words about the Knights prior and upcoming games - "Congrats to Lompoc. Great Team, great season, we hope you keep on winning. Santa Ynez looks like they're home preparing for us Friday night. Big game for second place for us. Best of luck for everybody the rest of the way."


Valley Christian

Athletic Director: Pete Fortier 
 
Football 

Rohde, Anderson, Valadez
"We were supposed to play a JV game against at Mission Prep and they cancelled on us on Monday, due to the fact that they had to bring quite a few guys up to play on the varsity." 

"I was gonna give the guys the week off, the rest of the season off, but they decided they wanted to play a Blue & Gold [scrimmage] game, in the rain, on Thursday. They had a great time, the coaches not-so-much, but it was fun to watch. They really enjoyed it."


He then introduced Joey Valadez (Jr) who "plays center for us" and a "couple of freshmen that are going to help us out greatly next year" - Conner Anderson (Fr) & A.J. Rohde (Fr). "We do lose 4 seniors, I brought them last week, but we're looking forward to the future of VCA football. We're looking really good for next year."


Lompoc

Former Athletic Director: Dick Barrett 

Football 
Head Coach: Andrew Jones 

Coach Jones started things off for the Braves - "I just want to thank the Roundtable for continuing to do this. I remember coming here as a player at Lompoc and then when I went to Hancock. I remember Trevor Shamley and I would come here every Monday to give the update on Hancock football."
Taua, Savage, Cortez 

"We had a tough match-up on Friday

with St. Joseph - extremely well coached football team. They've got one of the better defenses in the area and they gave us some fits, and gave us a big fight."

"In a Championship type atmosphere, the team that makes less mistakes usually comes out on top. We were able to score on special teams, and create two turnovers, and that was really the difference." 


 "Any time you've got a guy like CJ Cole on their offense; to limit them to 3 points is huge. So our defense - defense really does win championships - really came through in that game."


He introduced "three guys that rally play on both sides of the ball - #35 Toa Taua (Jr), #21 Ruben Cortez, and #22 Shemar Savage. He came up big for us on defense and he's the guy who had the kick return. We've kind of moved on, and we're off to The Big Game versus Cabrillo this week."


Cross Country  

Coach Barrett was the next Brave at the mic, talking about two of the XC meets the Braves are hosting this season - the Jim Warrick Santa Barbara County Championships last Thursday and the LPL Finals this coming Wednesday. He began by complementing Charles for his Holloween "get-up as Napoleon Dynamite."

 "They should call it the marathon because by the time it took to run all the races they could have run a marathon. The good news is the participation of so many kids - they include JV's now and boys frosh /soph. By the time the boys varsity started at 4:30, the rain started sideways and the wind - ugh, it was really a mess out there."


  "Our guy, Isaac Acosta, in the rain, finished 4th. He ran a 15:47, which I think is pretty good. The three guys that beat him were studs, and I don't think he has run against them before, he may have run against one of them. The guy from DP that won it, and then a guy from Cate, and then a kid from Righetti - Sean Morley, these are all big, physical guys and they just plowed through the rain. It was fun to watch - it wasn't fun to be out there in the rain, but those kids ran hard." 


  "We are hosting the league meet on Wednesday at River Park at two o'clock. We'll see how long that one takes, and if that rains.Water Polo

"We also have the Water Polo Championships coming up this week. We only had a couple kids back from last year, so it wasn't a great year for us. We played Cabrillo the other day, and hung in there the first half, but got beat pretty good by them. They're a good team too, so we'll see how that goes."


  He finished with a few comments about football and the Lompoc-Cabrillo rivalry. "And then obviously football is the focus with The Big Game against Cabrillo. I know we have great rivalries here, St Joe and Righetti right across the street, but there's no greater rivalry than Lompoc-Cabrillo. I'm not saying it's better, but it gets a little crazy in this town. So it should be pretty fun, because it doesn't matter what the records are - there have been upsets before - the whole town gets behind it." 


 "I remember my first year coaching. Coming to Lompoc. We didn't do very well in the (pre)season, we played Atascadero, South Bakersfield, Westlake - all these good teams, we were, like, 2-3. But then we won the league, so I'm pretty excited. Then the principal at the time, Bob Paisola, comes up to me and says - 'You know it doesn't mean anything - Ya got Cabrillo this week.' So that kind of tells you how it's looked at by many people in the community. It should be a lot of fun. Good luck to everybody this week in all your athletic stuff."Orcutt Academy
Athletic Director: Chad McKenzie


Coach Art Lopez discussed his Tennis squad before turning AD McKenzie loose to talk about football.


Girls Tennis 

Head Coach: Art Lopez 
Megan Vise', Sarah Lopez, Keona Pablo 
"It's been a very sucessful season this year. I'm glad to say we finished in 1st place this year, we're LPL Champs and I brought three young ladies with me that are a big part of that successful team. My #1 doubles team senior Sarah Lopez, and her partner Keona Pablo (Jr). And I also have my #2, well she plays #2, but she is really #1 (singles) - our sophomore sensation Megan Vise'." 

"The last three years it's basically come down to Santa Ynez, Cabrillo, and us. And this year I'm glad to say that the girls really pulled it through, at the end of the season, really finished off strong. We came in first place, a 13-1 record, and now we're getting ready to start our second season. We will be playing on Wednesday against the winner of Mission Prep and Ventura. Hopefully we'll have a very successful second half of the season."


Football  
Sutton, Luna-Vasquez
"We hosted Villanova. They were ranked #3 going into that game, so we knew that we were going to have to play a really tough defensive game, and we did it. It was our best defensive game we played all year and we pulled out a victory, 12-7, which in 8-man football is a very low scoring game, and the defense was a very big part of that."

Ben Luna-Vasquez. "He's a sophomore and starts at linebacker. He had 14 solo tackles, and was in on a lot of other tackles." 


Jarod Sutton (Jr) 

Jarrod was big on the offensive side - and the defensive side. 168 yards rushing and a touchdown against a very tough defense. He had a lot of great open field tackles playing safety for us right now. He comes in and fills. If you miss a tackle in 8-man football there's a lot of room to run. He (rates ?) it up well and ensures that they only get 4 or 5 yards, instead of 15 or 20. So He did a good job." 

"So we are 5-4 overall, 2-2 in league. And we found out we play Chadwick, at Chadwick, Saturday at 2pm for the playoffs. They're really good, they are a fast team. We beat them earlier in the year, but we've had some injuries. We're making some adjustments. We plan on it being a close game, and hopefully we'll pull that one off - I know the guys are excited."


Hancock 
[Athletic Director: Kim Ensing]

Football  

Offensive Co-ordinator: Seth Damron 

Alex Cecchi
The Bulldogs were happy about Saturday's 50-0 blowout win at home. 
"We had a nice win against an LA Pierce team that was really struggling, we put it on them pretty good. The defense played extremely well, getting their first shutout of the year, which was great, and we put up a lot of points because of it."

Coach Damron brought 

Alex Cecchi (Arroyo Grande) 
"I'm sure a lot of you guys are familiar with Alex. He played at AG and gave some people fits around here for a long time. Now he has come with us, and he has been doing a great job for us at receiver, playing the slot for us a lot this year. We've had a lot of injuries, so Alex has been repping with us at running back, but this week was his first time getting a lot of carries. He was really our featured back this week and ended up having 130, 140 yards and rushed for 3 touchdowns. He did a really nice job, and obviously he'd say that the O-line blocked well for him. Right, Alex?"

"We got our last home game coming up against Antelope Valley, and Antelope Valley has playing really well. They've got a heck of a quarterback, whose been giving people fits. Defensively they've playing well too. We're going to have our work cut out for us, hopefully we can string a couple of wins together here to finish the season. If any of you are interested in coming out, lets us know, we'ed love to get you on the sideline."


Regular Attendee Schools Not Represented at the Luncheon this Week: 
Cabrillo

Santa Ynez  
Santa Maria
Pioneer Valley

The Drawing: was won by Keona Pablo of Orcutt Academy Tennis.


Others

NSBCART Staff
President - Joni Grey 
Treasurer - Yvonne Biely
Photographer - Elidia Morales 

Media Members:
Charles Sommer, KTNK Radio
Jason Orr, KSBY TV
Dave Alley, KEYT/KCOY/Fox11 TV 
Mike Loney, KPEG/TAP-TV/LLR
Elliot Stern, Sports Editor, Lee Central Coast Newspapers
Mike McCoy, Santa Barbara News-Press

Monday CIF-SS Girls Golf Team Divisional (31 Oct 2016)



Monday, 31 October 2016 


GIRLS GOLF 

CIF-SS Team Northern Divisional
at Los Robles Greens, Thousand Oaks [18 holes] 8am

Two Participants from the LPL (Cabrillo) & Pac-8 (SLO)
The top three teams from each of the four division championship events will advance to the CIF-SS WSCGA Team Qualifier. 

Cabrillo [509]: Baylee Gregory 83, Gabi Delgado 111, Ashlyn Wiswall 105, Alexa McCune 106, Britney McCune 105, Brianna Gonzales 123. 







Saturday, October 29, 2016

James Warrick Santa Barbara County XC Championships (27 Oct 2016)


Thursday, 27 October 2016

CROSS COUNTRY

James Warrick Santa Barbara County XC Championships




Jim Warrick was a fixture at Lompoc High School for decades as an athlete, student, teacher, and coach. He retired last spring from the district and from his duties as the Meet Director of the long running Santa Barbara County Championships. Subsequent to his departure, "Jim's Meet" was officially renamed in his honor by the organizers.

His association with Lompoc HS XC began as a student-athlete, leading him to become an integral member of what Hall of Fame Legend Doug Speck termed "The Best Distance Crew Ever?" - including the undefeated 1972 National Champion Lompoc Braves.


Recap

Erica Schroeder (San Marcos, senior,17:41) repeated Thursday as the Santa Barbara County girls cross country champion. She clocked in about about half a minute ahead of Christina Rice (Dos Pueblos, senior, 18:14) despite still being in injury recovery mode.

Hunter Clark (Dos Pueblos, senior,18:22) won the boys varsity race by 10 seconds over Kyril Van Schendel (Cate, junior,18:32). Isaac Acosta of Lompoc was fourth in 15:47.  



TEAM RESULTS 

GIRLS  






BOYS 




INDIVIDUAL RESULTS  

The Top 20 finishers in each race medaled.

Local 





Overall
Boys Varsity [88 Runners] 



Girls Varsity [78 Runners] 




Boys JV [101 Runners] 




Girls JV [116 Runners]  




Boys Frosh/Soph [158 Runners] 




2016 Girls Tennis League Tournaments

Thurs/Sat, 27/29 October 2016


GIRLS TENNIS

The Individual Tournaments do not effect team rankings. After the CIF_SS team playoffs are finished, league finalists who have qualified play in the CIF-SS Individual Tournament on Nov. 21, third place finishers are the alternates.


LPL Individual Tournament 
Orcutt Academy hosts


Perennial power Santa Ynez proved it still has some firepower despite finishing third in the LPL this year - it captured all three tournament champion positions.

Singles 
Two-time champion and #2 Seed, Santa Ynez senior Mary Kavaloski took the title by defeating Templeton's Mili Proft.

Although under the weather, and "under the weather" Kavaloski battled through the elements and her physical state to capture her 3rd LPL crown in 4 years. She did not compete in the tournament during her sophomore season due to injuries.

Doubles 
Top seeds Brie Parker & Julia Deming of Santa Ynez, third last season, got a measure of revenge for the team by beating Sarah Lopez & Keona Pablo of LPL Team Champions Orcutt Academy.

It will be the first sectional individual tourney for both pairs. In fact, Lopez, a senior, and Pablo, a junior, in their first season as a tandem, are the first Orcutt Academy girls tennis players to ever qualify for the sectional individual tourney. The 2016 girls tennis team is also the first from Orcutt to win a league title.

Local 
The highlight by local players was the third place doubles contest which featured two pairs from Cabrillo HS. In an 8-8 (10-8) tiebreaker, #4 seeds Lilly Wood & Krista Eisen (Cab) pulled off a mild upset of #3 seeds Jordan Spice & Karly Kovach (Cab). Although Spice and Kovach usually played in the No. 3 doubles spot for the Conquistadores, they were their most consistently productive doubles team. The Lompoc duo of Leanna Alcantana & Jesse Elenes were the only Braves to advance past the first round.

Team 
The Team Playoffs begin Tuesday and Wednesday (1-2 November) with automatic qualifiers Orcutt Academy, Cabrillo, Santa Ynez and Templeton, in action. For more information on those playoff - click HERE.

Day 2 
Friday, 28 October 2016, 11:00 am Rain Out 
Saturday, 29 October 2016, 9:30 am
Orcutt Academy hosts at Santa Maria Country Club

Singles

Finals

Championship 
#2 Mary Kavaloski (SY) 6-1,6-2 
#1 Mili Proft (T) 

Third Place Game
#5 Megan Vise' (OA) 8-5
#3 Julia Johnson (N) 

Semi-Finals
#1 Mili Proft (T)  6-2,6-2
#5 Megan Vise' (OA) 

#2 Mary Kavaloski (SY) 6-2,6-1
#3 Julia Johnson (N) 

Quarterfinals
(Completion of 8 game pro set match suspended on Thurday due to rain)

#2 Mary Kavaloski (SY)    {5} 8
#7 Sierra Hohimer (Cab)  {4} 6

Doubles

Finals
Championship
#1 Brie Parker / Julia Deming (SY)  6-1,6-2 
#2 Sarah Lopez / Keona Pablo (OA)

3rd Place
#4 Lilly Wood / Krista Eisen (Cab)         8 (10)
#3 Jordan Spice / Karly Kovach (Cab)   8 (8)

Semi-Finals 
#1 Brie Parker / Julia Deming (SY)      6-4,2-6,10-7
#4 Lilly Wood / Krista Eisen (Cab)

#3 Jordan Spice / Karly Kovach (Cab)
#2 Sarah Lopez / Keona Pablo (OA)     6-3, 6-0

Day 1 
Thursday, 27 Oct 2016, 8am

Preliminary Rounds
Orcutt Academy hosts 
Singles at Allan Hancock College 
Doubles at the Minami Center 

Singles

Quarterfinals

#1 Mili Proft (T)        8
#8 Kayla Pablo (OA) 0

#5 Megan Vise' (OA)            8
#4 Sarah Hickenbottom (N) 1

#3 Julia Johnson (N)       8
#6 Amanda Hsiung (OA) 5

#7 Sierra Hohimer (Cab) {4} 6
#2 Mary Kavaloski (SY)   {5} 8
Match suspended on Thursday, completed on Saturday



Second Round 

#1 Mili Proft (T)      8-0
Maddie Verkler (SY)

Nicole Bastanchury (SY)
#8 Kayla Pablo (OA)     8-5

#5 Megan Vise' (OA)  8-0
Emma Gray (T)

Laetitia Messmer (MB)
#4 Sarah Hickenbottom (N) 8-0

#3 Julia Johnson (N)  8-0
Karyme Calderon (SM)

Taylor Christen (Cab)
#6 Amanda Hsiung (OA) 8-2

#7 Sierra Hohimer (Cab)
Katelyn Chamberlain (N) 8-1

Karly Atkin (Cab)
#2 Mary Kavaloski (SY) 8-0




First Round 

#1 Mili Proft (T) BYE

Giselle Garcia (SM)
Maddie Verkler (SY) 8-1

BYE
Nicole Bastanchury (SY) BYE 

#8 Kayla Pablo (OA) BYE 
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#5 Megan Vise' (OA) BYE

Katrina Siems (MB)
Emma Gray (T) 8-1

Laetitia Messmer (MB) 8-4
Quinn Chamblin (T)

#4 Sarah Hickenbottom (N) BYE
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#3 Julia Johnson (N) BYE 

Valerie Laufer (L)
Karyme Calderon (SM) 8-1

Alyse Pearson (MB)
Taylor Christen (Cab) 8-5

#6 Amanda Hsiung (OA) BYE
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#7 Sierra Hohimer (Cab) BYE 

Anahi Reatiga (L)
Katelyn Chamberlain (N) 8-4 

Patty Perez (SM)
Karly Atkin (Cab) 8-3 


#2 Mary Kavaloski (SY) BYE 



Doubles
Quarterfinals
#1 Brie Parker / Julia Deming (SY)  8
Emily Ford / Serenity Wilcox (T)      1

#5 Tenley Childs / Jana Andrade (OA)   4
#4 Lilly Wood / Krista Eisen (Cab)         8

#3 Jordan Spice / Karly Kovach (Cab)            8
#6 Hannah Bonham / Jaycee Jacobson (Cab)  2

#7 Caelyn Linane / Claire Collison (SY)  3
#2 Sarah Lopez / Keona Pablo (OA)       8

Second Round 
#1 Brie Parker / Julia Deming (SY) 8
Bugg Zundel / Anne Anselmi (T)    3

Emily Ford / Serenity Wilcox (T)            8
#8 Kelsey Namba / Naomi Kwon (OA)    4
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#5 Tenley Childs / Jana Andrade (OA)     8
Grace Ordonez / Karan Chumbe (MB)     1

Mikayla Colwell / Ashley Donahue (T)   1
#4 Lilly Wood / Krista Eisen (Cab)        8
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#3 Jordan Spice / Karly Kovach (Cab)    8
Amber Janzen / Judy Withum-At (MB)   1

Leanna Alcantana / Jesse Elenes (L)             0
#6 Hannah Bonham / Jaycee Jacobson (Cab) 8
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#7 Caelyn Linane / Claire Collison (SY)  8
Vanessa Sparks / Ella Quinney (SY)      5

Emily Barry / Makena Gillespie (N)   1
#2 Sarah Lopez / Keona Pablo (OA)  8

First Round  

#1 Brie Parker / Julia Deming (SY) BYE

Bugg Zundel / Anna Anselmi (T)         9
Keka Gutierrez / Isa Abrahamian (N)  7

Emily Ford / Serenity Wilcox (T)                 8
Camille Tribodeaux / Ellena Korisheli (MB)   5

#8 Kelsey Namba / Naomi Kwon (OA) BYE
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#5 Tenley Childs / Jana Andrade (OA) BYE

Grace Ordonez / Karan Chumbe (MB)  8 
Natalie Pinacho / Nalane Terrones (L)  5

Jocelyn Alvarez / Zaira Morales (SM)   0

Mikayla Colwell / Ashley Donahue (T)  8

#4 Lilly Wood / Krista Eisen (Cab) BYE
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#3 Jordan Spice / Karly Kovach (Cab) BYE

Trinity Stallworth / Dawani Layog (L)  2
Amber Janzen / Judy Withum-At (MB) 8

Leanna Alcantana / Jesse Elenes (L)   8

Jackie Solano / Allecy Polines (SM)     2

#6 Hannah Bonham / Jaycee Jacobson (Cab) BYE 
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#7 Caelyn Linane / Claire Collison (SY) BYE

Annika Smith / Aimee Olson (N)      4
Vanessa Sparks / Ella Quinney (SY) 8

Emily Barry / Makena Gillespie (N)  8

Selina Perez / Yesica Velasco (SM)  1

#2 Sarah Lopez / Keona Pablo (OA) BYE


PAC-8  Individual Tournament
Mission Prep hosted the tourney at Arroyo Grande 

Day 2: Thursday, 27 October 2016

Arroyo Grande won the 2016 PAC 8 League girls tennis team championship. All the individual champions are Eagles too.

The finalists comprise the All-PAC 8 League First Team. Semi-finalists who did not advance are the All-PAC 8 second team.

Singles

AG sophomore Delanie Dunkle rolled through her four matches, after a first-round bye, losing just one game - to Amberly Clark (SLO) in the second round. 
Her 2016 record is 29-0, 14-0 in PAC-8 matches.

Finals 
Championship
#1 Delanie Dunkle [Soph] (AG) 6-0, 6-0 
#2 Nicoline Breytenbach (Atas)

3rd place
#3 Erika Egg (AG)          8-1 
#4 Jenny Zakaria (SLO) 

Semi-Finals
#1 Delanie Dunkle (AG)  6-0, 6-0
#4 Jenny Zakaria (SLO)  

#2 Breytenbach (Atas)    6-4, 6-1
#3 Erika Egg (AG)

Doubles 

Finals
Championship 
#1 Mary Waterman / Casey Lieberman (AG) 6-4, 6-1  [54-4,40-1 P8].
#2 Maddie Handy /Riley Quinn (SLO) 

3rd place
Chloe Wise / MacKenzie Berkshire (SLO)  8-6 
Gabriella Diaz / Anneline Breytenbach (Atascadero) 

Semifinals
#1 Waterman /Lieberman (AG) 7-6 (7-4), 6-2
Chloe Wise / McKenzie Berkshire (SLO)

#2 Handy /Quinn 4-6, 6-2, 10-4
Gabriella Diaz / Annaline Breytenbach